Dianna and John

One of the things Dianna kept telling me throughout her wedding journey was the fact that they were not good at posing at all. She was surprisingly easy even with her preparing me for the worst. John, on the other hand, his for real actual hand wanted to stay open to protect himself from any cheap shots down below. Just messing, I told him one time, and he was perfect every since. These guys were so welcoming and accommodating, I actually think my knuckles started to get brushed from all the fist bumps. Alright enough typing, let’s get on to the pictures!

Baywood Clubhouse is known for having breathtaking gardens throughout the landscape. I wanted to use some of the more colorful leaves as a base to hold the rings.

There was a breeze blowing, and we worked as a team of four to ensure that Dianna’s dress did not fly into the pond.

Future hubby letters. Everytime I walked into the dressing room, Dianna kept thinking it was John sneaking in. John is a handsome dude, so I’ll take it.

I can’t imagine the stress of having your maid of honor sick and in the hospital. She did get to attend throughout the festivities though!

Look at this GQ over here posing like he does it professionally.

The tall guy was the best man aka bad motherfucker.

When I pulled this shot up on the computer, I was absolutely swooning. I mean she looks stunning, and the frame within the frame created by everyone in front of the mirror was just luck. The hair artist Brittney, check her out here! The makeup artist is Kate, check her out here!

When the girls make you laugh.

And here she is, future bridal magazine cover model.

Epic flowers courtesy of Jess. Check her out here!

Here I am!

He did indeed get a little misty.

They had their sign right there by the ceremony location, and I thought that this would be an interesting shot. The ceremony was absolutely beautiful by the way. The weather was perfect, and the sun was just kissing them.

Mama bear enjoying every second.

My favorite part about Baywood is this bridge. This pose needed some coaching as well, but they rocked it.

The sky didn’t get super crazy colorful during sunset, but the sun was just so vibrant and deep orange. It was a perfect alternative.

At this moment, people were getting ready to golf at this hole. I was getting worried because I saw them practice swinging, and I didn’t want anyone to get clonked.

Just an epic reflection shot.

Never let anyone miss out. I love this.

Probably my favorite candid of the whole day.

These two won favorite dancer of the night. They were just in the zone. Check out DJ Hector if you want to get some of these vibes in your life right here!

It’s been a while since I have had a sparkler exit, and it’s always invigorating because of the energy everyone has during it. The party went on until 11, but they did the exit at 9 to ensure that there were maximum attendees. So believe it or not, this is actually the halfway point before continuing on to the end. I am so thankful to have been a part of Dianna and John’s wedding day. There is no way I’ll forget any one of these guys!